Sealed.

@@Rawsawhd do you remember if Eric gives an option on a ported model? Or is it designed for a sealed operation just wondering because they have the mini lore series and double impact uruz etc. and they are ported similar looking drivers

It's a monitor, the tweeter height is at ear level, it was more cost effective...

Been so busy with work/life lately and I need to get back to making video's again. A screen build would be a good idea..

@@Rawsawhd I would like to see that as well. I recently did a screen build, and I have a question for you. Do you have any bowing with your screen. I noticed a little bowing on mine. It is like an 1/16th of an inch in the upper left corner and 1/16th of an inch in the lower right corner. I am thinking an inch velvet border will fix the issue. What do you suggest?

@@percybedford6266 The screen was made in Nov of 2019 and yes I have a bit of a bow which has caused a slight wrinkle on the bottom center. So I may re-stretch it. I was considering using some flat bar steel/aluminum maybe 1-1 1/2inch thick drilled/screwed every 6 inches on top and bottom.... I"m also open to getting a new screen all together, something made out of aluminum. www.homedepot.com/p/1-1-2-in-x-96-in-Aluminum-Flat-Bar-with-1-8-in-Thick-802567/204273945?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&pla&mtc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D25H-025_004_BUILDER_HARD-NA-MULTI-NA-PMAX-4070533-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-BuildersHardware&cm_mmc=SHOPPING-CM-CML-GGL-D25H-025_004_BUILDER_HARD-NA-MULTI-NA-PMAX-4070533-NA-NA-NA-NBR-NA-NA-NA-BuildersHardware-71700000113523353--&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAmZGrBhAnEiwAo9qHic22NOjs_DSsBAX9f4i4fNHjTP_TiY25hRk8hdOTYXA6Pg6zeD108BoCvpIQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

I screwed into the 2 center cross pieces, the the ends were screwed through the partical board frame of the couch. If you look closely you can see where it was. The way the couch was constructed it just worked out.

Roughly 26x14 with 8' ceiling(2' of that is behind the screen)

You'd be surprised at what you can accomplish in a small room. Youthman posted a small 12x13 room tour not to long ago with a Harry Potter theme.

4500H

It's on my radar.

It's been awhile and I've been busy with work BUT I'll do a video on the speakers in a little more detail and a movie demo.

Creeper

26' (from behind the screen)x 14'

26x14

Thanks brother!

Thank you!... It was needed just to let some light in the room when not in use. My cats happier. Lol

Subscribed, looking forward to see what you do with an already great space!!

150".. Its made out of 1x4 pine and assembled with "L" brackets. There's two vertical cross pieces in the middle. Got the material from Carls Place. The hinges are just a black standard hinges.. What I learned? A- let the wood acclimate for at least a few days to the home. B- paint the wood black (I covered it after the fact by slipping some velvet fabric around the center pieces and stapling it). I could see the light color from the wood during bright scenes.. After 2+ years, its my next upgrade. I've gotten some sags in the fabric so I'd like to just pull the trigger on a new screen with frame made from metal.

Is your projector on a ceiling mount? Hush box? Or shelf?

@@Rawsawhd My projector is on a type of shelf. The projector shelf connects from the back center/top of the stadium seating to the back wall of the room. The shelf is about 4 feet long and 3 feet wide by 6 inches high. The shelf is filled with pink fiberglass. I have foam between the connection points and under the carpet, the projector sits on. My theater room has 7 full range speakers, each with a 15" woofer, so the low-frequency sound has to go somewhere. I still have the dual 12" sub to set up but honestly, I don't know if it is even needed. I could build a tray under the projector with the necessary padding to make it look nicer.

@@wwsvs my first thought is to get some isolation feet? Sub $100 could do the trick.

As I mentioned, the XMC2 sounds better then the Denon. It should for $3k plus another $4k+ for amplifiers. It's not an apples to apples comparison. Now I like the products that Emotiva offers. It's a great value vs performance and I still desire more/better. That said (like so many other reviews) it's not the most user friendly and I don't feel it's for everyone... As for the Denon 4500H? I can't complain. In the $1000-1500 category it's hard to beat (at the time). It's not my first Denon product and I've owned receivers from Yamaha, Onkyo, Pioneer, etc through the years and it held it's own. To say a general statement as an entire product line is the worst sounding? What other products are in your system? Speakers? Sources? Wiring? Your room? Size? Treatments? Everything affects everything...Your personal experience may be true for you but to each his own... Thanks for the comment...

I was so disappointed with Denon's 2 channel stereo audio, I returned my Openbox £2,000 6500 and purchased a brand new one. Only to discover it too sounded exactly the same. Even though when the sound Dynamics changed, I occasionally had to reach for the remote control. Movies with the Denon were pretty good. For me, it was it's stereo audio that did it. I couldn't get the best out of any of my high-end speakers. It's not what one could call a quality Hi-Fi Sound.

Do it, it'll clean up the look... It was a cheap experiment and it did deaden the sound a bit. Eventually I'll get some foam panels back there.

I'm actually subscribed to your channel. You're HT room is awesome!

@@Rawsawhd I hope it will be when it's done but it's a lot of work. I'm currently in Oregon but should be home 2/19 and I'm hoping to have those big CBT line arrays up and playing a few days later. I'm also hoping to start cutting parts for the Ultimax baffles and get them installed in the near future.

I put up 2 new updated videos. That one is coming up on 2 years old..

Much bigger lol... I watch your videos all the time, keep up the good work!

I didn't need to as the Pendragon Monitors didn't sit as tall as a tower (tweeter is just about ear level) but it was a concern had I gone that route.

Your comment just made my day! I'm actually watching the video you just posted.... The room (and channel) is a work in progress and that's what it's all about. Good things to come soon keep your eye out... You keep up the awesome work my friend!

If there is a home theater in these United States Yourhman will find it!! 😂🤣 Love how much support he gives the community!!

I actually made the rack with some leftover material I had. Eventually I plan on buying one. You can check out some pics in another video I have up showing the build process of the room.

@@Rawsawhd looks great!

@@Rawsawhd thanks!

I used some open ended hooks put in the ceiling and frame of the panel. Ideally locate them in a stud if possible. Otherwise use the correct weight load drywall anchor...

During very loud bass heavy listening, yes but it's really not noticeable.

@@Rawsawhd 👍

Thank you! It's a work in progress.

Including behind the screen its 26'x 14'x by 8'.... 24' from screen to back wall...